But when American historians questioned whether General Volkogonov's certainty was realistic, given the voluminousness and complexity of the Soviet archives, he conceded that he could not rule out the possibility that some records had been overlooked or even destroyed.
The variety and complexity of human conditions make it impossible to always reach the most appropriate diagnosis or to predict with certainty a particular response to treatment.
When the historians of the future look back on our time, the buildings they'll remember will be the ones that express the way we live today by reflecting the speed and complexity of the world around us, just as Le Corbusier's Villa Savoye, Mies' Seagram Building and Kahn's Salk Institute evoke the optimism and certainty of their eras.
The magnitude and complexity of the Games.
Cameron Bruett, the spokesman for one of the largest beef processors, JBS, welcomed Japan's decision, saying it would help increase business certainty and reduce complexity for the company's beef production, which operates in Brazil, Argentina, Canada and the United States.
Based on the structure and properties of these automata, formal definitions of attained validity and certainty and also required complexity are defined as metrics of identification efficiency.
It's hard to tell if the idea that Ron Paul cannot win in 2012 is more ignorant, in its complete lack of historical sophistication, or more arrogant, in its claim to certainty amid all the complexity of 300 million lives and the myriad issues that affect them.
Rape, Alton Sterling, And The Complexity Of Justice.
They cannot be too attached to certainty, but must remain flexible and adaptive throughout the research in order to generate rich and nuanced findings that embrace and explain the complexity of real social life and can be applied to complex social issues.
